100 Things

I have been playing with a concept, and that is;

What are the 100 things I would like to do, have, be, or experience before leaving this beautiful planet?  I began this exploration myself after noticing that many of the clients I had worked with over the last few years did not have clear and defined ideas of what they wanted to attract or create.  In fact, when I asked many of my regular clients to identify 100 things they had trouble getting past the first 20.  One friend and client took the challenge and got to 100 easily in a matter of minutes. 

I tried this exercise too and was able to get 70+.  YIKES!  We live in an incredible time of abundance and opportunity and I was sure I would get to 100 quickly.  So, this caused me to wonder, what am I reaching for and why?  Am I limiting my possibilities and how?  If it’s not on my radar . . . something I am reaching for, or intending, or desiring how am I going to attract it?  If I have an idea of how it must be and there is another way for it to manifest then I limit the possibilities. 

I am not talking about superficial things like going to a movie today.  I am writing about the things that would somehow enhance your life or broaden your experience or would just be fun.  I wondered too, what I was unconsciously saying no to? 

I remember that flying on the Concorde was something I always wanted to do.  Obviously, my intentions were not clear about that because I kept putting it off, you know how we may often say, not now, or later.  I seem to remember stories about too expensive or not enough time.  These types of excuses for not taking action tend to keep us stuck.  Anyway, fast forward to now and the Concorde is no longer flying. As I look back with that 20/20 hindsight vision I can see that there were possibilities that would have allowed that experience if I had allowed them.

One of the ways that simplifies looking at 100 things is using categories.  For example you could look at what you would like to do, have, be, or experience in the following areas of your life. 

We could go on forever exploring more and more categories to illustrate examples of the places to identify the 100 things.  Once identified, you will want to note when you have reached or manifested the various things on your list and add new ones to replace the old.  In this way you are always reaching and growing towards something more.

So, here’s an invitation.  Take some time now and reflect on the 100 things you would like to do, have, be, or experience before leaving this planet.  Make a list and date each entry.  How many could you come up with?  If you don’t know where you are going, how are you going to get there? 

Would you like to experience 100 things as part of a coaching/mastermind group with intention to grow this list together and for each other?  Join Karen in October to do just that.  Let her know you are interested by clicking this link and we will get the information to you.

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